Terry Nixon

Associate Professor

Finance

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Assistant Professor, Miami University (2001–Present).
Visiting Assistant Professor, Indiana University (1999–2001).
Assistant Professor, Florida Atlantic University (1997–1999).
Visiting Assistant Professor, Indiana University (1996–1997).
Instructor, University of South Carolina (1991–1996).
Research Assistant, University of South Carolina (1991–1995).

Arnold, T. & Nixon, T. D. (2006). Adding Depth to the Discussion of Capital Budgeting. Journal of Financial Education, 32, 79-90.
Arnold, T., Erwin, G., Nail, L., & Nixon, T. D. (2006). Do Option Markets Substitute for Stock Markets? Evidence from Trading on Anticipated Tender Offer Announcements. International Review of Financial Analysis, 15, 247-255.
Arnold, T., Nail, L., & Nixon, T. D. (2006). Getting More Out of Two Asset Portfolios. Journal of Applied Finance, 16 (1), 72-81.
Leonard, D. C., Nixon, T. D., & Shull, D. M. (2005). Marketing Closed-End Fund IPOs: An Analysis of the International Stock Funds. Financial Review, 40 (4), 497-518.
Arnold, T., Brooks, L., & Nixon, T. D. (2004). Understanding the Impact of Financial Decisions on Financial Statements. Advances in Financial Education, 2, 10-21.